You are cordially invited to attend

ONE WOMAN’S WORK

a presentation by CAROL J. BLINN proprietor of the Warwick Press The Great Hall, Special Collections Library, Margaret I. King Building Friday, 20 November 2009, 7:30 p.m.

— Free & Open to All —

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A Book Arts Workshop

On Saturday, 21 November, Carol Blinn will lead a printing and pamphlet binding workshop using a letter of Carolyn Reading Hammer, founder of the Press, recalling a visit in Paris with Lewis Allen of the Allen Press and author of Printing with the Handpress.

8:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast at the Press 9:00 a.m. Workshop Begins Bring Your Lunch — Beverages Provided Workshop Materials Provided

Registration Required for the Workshop & Registration Limited

To Register: Call (859) 257-8408 or (859) 257-1742 or e-mail klijdb@uky.edu Then send your check (made out to University of Kentucky) for $30 to:

King Library Press Special Collections University of Kentucky Libraries Lexington, KY 40506-0039

Carol Blinn, known throughout the book arts world, apprenticed with Harold McGrath at the Gehenna Press before beginning her own work as a printer, artist, paper decorator, and lecturer. She is an author as well as a printer and binder, and has published many titles, including a memoir of the celebrated bookbinder Arno Werner. Her work is known for its elegance and color, and especially for her specialty of decorated paste paper bindings.

Carol is active in the Fine Press Book Association, has worked with the University of Virginia's Rare Book School, lectured at Yale University, for Boston's Society of Printers, for The Typophiles, for the New York Public Library, and for Miss Porter's School. She has conducted workshops at the Wells College Press and elsewhere, including the King Library Press in 1992.